Treatment of tibial fractures usually includes both conservative treatment and surgical treatment. Conservative treatment 1. For a short period of rest, patients need to avoid weight-bearing walking to reduce the pressure on the injured area. 2. Use a plaster or external fixator to immobilize the fracture site to promote healing. The fixed period is usually 6-8 weeks. 3. Pain relievers, over-the-counter pain relievers can be used to relieve pain. 4. Physical therapy, after the fracture is fixed, physical therapy can be performed to restore muscle strength and joint motion. Surgical treatment 1. Internal fixation, in which an internal fixation such as a metal plate, screw or steel needle is surgically placed at the fracture site to stabilize the fracture and promote healing. 2. External fixation, the use of external fixation device to stabilize the fracture site for subsequent treatment. 3. Bone grafting, where bone is transplanted at the site of the fracture to promote healing. The specific treatment needs to be determined based on the type, location and severity of the fracture, and the doctor will develop the most appropriate treatment plan based on the specific situation of the patient.